White Hall Public Safety
The Town Hall of White Hall Municipal & Public Safety Building brings several essential community services together in one location. The Town of White Hall selected OMNI Associates – Architects to help plan and design the new facility.
OMNI’s involvement began before architectural design. The team assisted the Town with site selection, project development, and early financing strategies. This work helped make it possible to acquire and reuse the former State Farm Claim Processing Center.
The project transformed the existing building into a 20,000-square-foot municipal and public safety facility. Renovated areas provide space for the Town’s administrative offices, Council Chambers, and Municipal Courtroom.
OMNI also designed two additions to support local emergency services. One addition provides dedicated space for the Police Department. A four-stall apparatus bay serves the Pleasant Valley Fire Department and Marion County Rescue Squad.
The Fire Department and Rescue Squad also use space within the renovated building for administrative offices and a day room. Bringing these departments together creates a central location for municipal operations and public safety services.
In addition, OMNI designed a separate four-stall pre-engineered metal building for the Town’s Public Works Department. The facility includes workshop and office space to support daily operations.
Through renovation, adaptive reuse, and new construction, the project gave an existing property a new purpose while addressing several municipal needs at one site.
OMNI delivered the $3 million project through a design-bid-build process. Completed in 2019, the Town Hall of White Hall provides a centralized home for government, police, fire, rescue, and public works services.
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